Op-ed: Darfur… the bleeding wound
By Dr Shafee Khader Saeed For two decades, Darfur has been groaning and bleeding. It was inhabited by death and...
Human Rights Watch: ‘Hundreds of protestors detained, mistreated since Sudan coup’
Sudan’s security forces have unlawfully detained hundreds of protesters since December 2021 and forcibly disappeared scores as part of its...
Darfur Bar Association launches fact-finding commission to investigate West Darfur attacks
Statement by: Darfur Bar Association The Commission announces the formation of a fact-finding committee on the violations committed in West...
Op-ed: Darfur – things are falling apart and protection of civilians matters
By Dr Adeeb Yousif, former Wali (governor) of Central Darfur Protection of Civilians Matters—the ongoing killings in Kereinik of West...
Op-ed: At last, a start to justice for Darfur
By Salih Mahmoud Osman, President of the Darfur Bar Association The first trial by the International Criminal Court on the...
Op-ed: A historic milestone – the Ali Kushayb trial at the ICC shows progress in fight against impunity
By Emma DiNapoli, Legal Officer at REDRESS* 15 years after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant against Ali...
Economist: ‘US Dollar could soon cost more than 1,000 Sudanese Pounds’
As the value of the Sudanese Pound (SDG) continues its unprecedented downward spiral against the US Dollar and other major...
Professor accuses Sudan govt of pro-Russia bias in Ukraine conflict
Prof Salaheldin El Doma, a professor of political science at Sudanese universities, condemned the decision of Sudan’s coup authorities to abstain...
Sudan opposition leader: Hemeti’s visit to Russia ‘an adventure’
Former Sovereignty Council member Siddig Tawir told Radio Dabanga on Saturday that the visit by the Deputy Chairman of the...
‘Economy in dark and dire straits’ as Sudanese Pound pummelled
Traders on the parallel forex market are returning to the days before the ousting of President Omar Al Bashir. On...
Sudanese water expert: ‘Ethiopia has started GERD hydroelectric turbines to drain water ahead of third filling’
The start-up of hydroelectric turbines of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) does not aim to generate electricity, but rather...
‘Economic conditions to worsen in Sudan’
Dr Hasan Bashir, Professor of Economics at El Nilein University in Khartoum, told Radio Dabanga that he expects the economic...
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